Monday, December 10, 2007
Chinese Restaurateurs Inherit UK Fortune
Unlike U.S. banks, those in the U.K. provide will-making services. Thanks to one such will, the owners of a Chinese restaurant in Witham, Essex, are over $20 million richer.
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